
Here is a collection of social commentaries and short fiction pieces written by a veteran newspaper journalist now focusing on the small, but consequential moments of ordinary life and all the surrounding noise we need to learn to ignore.
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Few topics, if any, have been surrounded by more myths and more fictional treatments than cannibalism. Yet flesh-eating is one of the most avoided and uncomfortable subjects of conversation and scholarship that we might put forward on this...
Where in the world would we be without GPS? We use it everyday just by getting in our cars or turning on our smartphones. Some people are probably addicted to it by now, while others we know are always getting hopelessly lost without it. An...
The Teapot Dome scandal during the 1920s and Warren G. Harding’s administration, involving bribes for secret oil field leases in Wyoming and California was the first time a cabinet member was sentenced to jail time, 50 years before Nixon’s...
Do you know what the acronym GPT stands for? Doesn’t it have something to do with artificial intelligence and whatever chatbots are supposed to do? And, for that matter, what is artificial intelligence (AI) — and what isn’t it? Also, whil...
Lots of black crows share the golf course where I play several times a week. The fairways and greens at the Northwood Golf Course are carved among giant redwood trees on a bend of the Russian River at Monte Rio. Northwood is almost 100 ye...
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I am a veteran newspaper journalist, now retired (mostly) and committing my writing skills to rambling topics ranging from the small moments of ordinary life to the bigger elusive truths of our world. We still focus on facts more than the politics.
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